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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

I'm Inszpn Es.-OAptain John Is.
nAhg. While In l0wn yesterday. was In
asEvsWed By Q Pcsr-InrEELSazzcEB 70
psEtaE N regard 10 the tnR Wizard.
ever which there has hem % much said
and vTif1an. In the coarse OF 4 eouFtr-
Alion he e4ptaiu said; As 30 mach
sas@ WoFk has been going on over anis
matter, wili tell yoa che straight q ~
noa necessarily foE p1blieatton bat q
% etideaea Of good faith. Joe tux
wizard belongs 10 Goodnil, RsFkins q
Company, Who. By the way are among
~ laEess. ina oWneFs u tha Uniied
alalea. having seven or eaght poweri n
laea operating on this coast. Whtn
Captain Jannes Carroll Of TIE Anooas
sas In ban Francisco the other Cay
MeaarA HoodAll a Perkins, told htm
teay we're going 20 send TIE Wizard 20
'es Sound, and requested hins 10 90.
ere some reliable person % aet -
AGsaa fer her 81 Port Townsend and
alao some eompetent man % take oosa'
sand Of be- when she sh0old arrive on
see hound. Al agent Wa seenteo 9.
Townsend, and Captain :. d. Libby, q
esallls, vas employed 10 take command
q her when she arrives. DO nos know
sn9thing more abeus she u1attFr
pon't know whether she uiii Be here 2
sseek o. 9 msnth, but ! knoa she WI
eperated On the Sound b. 0oooah
rufkin9 a Ooupany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

The following tranafsrs Of real estate
were nlsd fof record yesterday;
d. P. ThompsOn and wife to Mary N.
Miller. lots and 6, block 10, Bell and
Denny'a addition 20 Seattle, $4z5o.
IngebEieht A. Weld 70 Edmund Oas-
grove, part Of Sec. "a, TIP. "A n, h. 6 E.,
$50.
James Lynch and wife TO George
Probst. lots l and 2. block Z. New vii.
fred addition TO Seattle. 500.
z. P. Ferry and wife to q. i. BARNES,
lots z and 8. block 4. Hick's addition 10
Seattle, &ii0.
Charles L. Miller 10 Christian Berger,
lets 8 and 3. block q, BiRelow's addition
10 Seattle, $50.
james H. Lewis, L. O. Gilman and
wife 70 Don q. C0ghett and Clarence A.
LsepeF, lots and 9. block 2. @. Kin
near's addition TO Seattle and the B. y
Of fractional block 2, Mercsr's addition
TO North Seattle, $3.50.
Charles Craig and wife to LaxaFns
Kline, N. y. lot 10, block 2. A. A. Den
ny's addiSion TO Seattle. $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

oxscx.-xen aollarp resnfd
W - uald ssF lnfesmnslpn
1870 e ssse ~ esE snn cen-
$500 81 any ere sound steal
-. caolen Of slss Pess-intslil-
~. ....~r ssllvored ~ tho carriers
.e,.ueheus fite city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
POLICE COURT VOTES.

Before Justice Jones' Charles Hnehes
vas brought 1p on charge Of disof-
DERBY eo1daet and v4nt into the chain
gang for Z days.
James Brown had also been disorder
y, but more 90. and vas sent up for &c
days.
Barney Orossea was charged with
threatening 10 tnjors tho property ol
one Stephen Nebloek ct JsunitA. Tie
charge aFose out Of q neiahborhood
qaaFfel and Justice sodes berg Dismissed
m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

soMK TIKI AGO AGAIN III LIMBO.
Joseph Bowers. young man born.
be states, 10 Ontario. and Who worked
for some time. according 20 his own
accsuni, IN Toronto and BoWmansille,
and afterwards In Chicago. and came
here some months ago 10 making 9
record for himself rather rapidly. He
u tho young man who vas arrested for
an assault on lady near the corner Of
James and Fifth street seven months or
more ago, and who was 6ned $1,000 by
Justice SodeTbsFg for the offense. The
case excited great deal Of attention at
the time on account OF the question az
to the powerso OF q justice Of peaos to i'm
pose such q sentence. Bowers was
brought before Chief Justice Jones' on
Friday, q week ago yesterday, on . writ
Of habeas corpus when bis honor held
that Bowers vas wrongfally detained
and be was set 81 liberty.
HIS NEW oEKEEHn.
On Thursday night ex- Policeman J.
w. Hunt, Who had been out With HE
wife and family, returned homo rather
late. Mrs. Hunt vent no stairs as usuEl
with her daughter when the latter re-
tired to bed, snd found. on looking
under the bed In accordance with her
lnvariable babit. thai there was q man
living there. she at once vent down
and told her husband and Mr.. HRut
came up siairs, dragged Bowers from
under the bed and gave him good
Kicking. he then took him TO the
eounsy jail, whence be came cot last
night for 9 hearing before Justsee
Soaerbsre. The evidence vas very d..
rect. and Il was shown that enfrsEee
had been effected By breaking g game %
alazs in one Of the back windows and
getting 10 The latch. when cengft
Bowers professed 10 be very drunk and
aid net know hov be could possibly
have GOT where be was. and on the Wit
ness stand be made the same saatUeft,
bat vas told By the justice that tbet
only aggravated bis ofense. he vas
committed 10 the county jan, IN defsnls
Of $1,000 bail. 10 appear before tbs
grand Jury on Q charge Of huFalary.
When arrested Bowers had q new
palr En- coWhide boots. No. g. marked
r. o. o.. $3.50, which ase supposed 70
have been stolen and which can be seen
AZ the justice's ofiee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Nan B5RaKsA-fhere was = fair sinsss
saasaace n atlsndAnee At Fryss opsss
ao1A iass evenirg. and all present
aghed heartily over the eccentricit ties
ma Bedett Burgcss repeated the
seoea1 he has made IN The play eA ever
- eolatrys hut some cf the cousany
wtfo . littis faulty with their lines On
ha whoia hawsver. the pieee went on
saoosAly. tho only gnterruptian helne TIE
Sqn4iAE q the IRE alarm. which are
1lle Number from their seats. The Pc.
.s.mAace closed with the historic CIRQUE
ecene lrom ~Vim.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

a n. BAtl--The ball and eAnqaea
a IL given MondAy eveniRg ~ SseFszs
Posi- No. and Wemans kelasf Setps &c. 80.
= ur,srniscs 70 b quite grAnd affair. 1ne
committees have 81 oee1 $50 = y - 49,
49, - verrheR nrChestTa q aix pisces
:. ~ e,-afsh ~ nsnsin. Ihe Peececa1 ~.
=, =, es..,,sIIT ai-lrf buled eetNeSa ne rslisf
fan5 af each soc1afE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

srhaf Il tie Rreatest fosdlsine q tals
wofla. = saia NJ. Murphgs % TOE OoeAn
Hoes, &c he seepped into ceesazt's
drup seere. s'1ise me another oottis OF
vonT eaar Coaaa syfnp. ro0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

honRERx AZ HoF sPRESas.-The shers
q Yesterday received the following teie-
siAm fOn Hot SPRINGS To William
NqoArane, sherid.-PseAso nnthariUe by
~ kfed dayton 10 make arrests u twa
.ea here tor thofl. Answer quick. /
y AoC4ia-" The sheriff 81 onee seat the
.ele< aatAorlty. but since thai has
2safd ncshinx more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

fAoA&xn CopnE.-En TIE prseatp eceza
s.s.ssday : petition rs aisd hy 0eozzs
q neasAera. pEnEtne for LISTERS q -
Nlnlullntion % aha nslaae a John r. Or
- . f44t3anl ~ Santa ri&za. Atifcrnta,
!. =. Nen ~ = uenstdel ahle eetasa - fhls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Yoa are a this time trying 10 daterniEa
What vou viii give 10 y0ar wiyee, sweet
hearts. slaasFa and children fer Ohftst
mas aifts. n yoa viii call % % yea
vii fnd What yoa UsnE IoklAs 4
afnosFmNm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Lowman 4 HsnfoFd snnounes
sweeping xeduetion 90 all toys par
CHASED during the Bext four days. Oar
readers will DO veil to avail themselves
OF This opportunity 70 obtain good bar
CafnR. G. 81
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RRRRI FRRRn RRREm

To every y0uBg lady purchaser We
present gratis ticket 10 the drawing OF
9l25 silver pitcher and beautiful,
plush, lads'a toilet case, OF che Star
Clothing Honse, No. 206 Commercial
street. Kline a ROSENBERG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Lake Union Furniture Manufacturing
company has the largest ntock Of boli-
day presents In tbs city, ct lswest
prices, cor. Mil and Second. d2l6t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

shsala not sail % visit shs SsaF Csoth-
- Hone tnis seek. We have Feeeaten
aver e slyies q bois' salts and over
e,ass- every srii 3 noxeliE. w1iee we
olIer 4 g. S. 81 and s. hiina . hos-
enAaRa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Yea viii be oourteously received,
whether ricA OF poor, strangers or
friends, and shown such wonderfully
beautiful goods for presents at auch
Low prices as ouk houaa can only show.
fokEas 4 6lnesrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

An toys a. I.ogman 4 Hantord's
marked il plain fgnres. Special ais.
court % 20 Per cent. and over on 81
puFckasss MADE before Christmas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Fmoerssut d chFiElmss buyers. We
w-e1 euerr psrsun uko pe1,1M $3.50
hr~is.g rloshina - visa tha n.az SAeNn-
- Heuaa ahia waak An0 So eNs Gsael
4 = 1rrar haseafnA Afsne \ Messn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

To every gentiemsn purchaser &c tEe-
ssnt q ticket 70 tie dfawanR 81 feaL
beautiful and vaiaable ps.1 :. ne
slar Clothine h0use, NO - oomnaef-
cal sarsai. Kline B kossnoSfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Tbsy are lost the thing 200 require
FOR Christians gift Fiak. Clark ara
FiaCa fancy ties and saspendarA no
o,her store keeps them. Toklas 4 sing
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Lowman a Hanford viii allow a
spacial reduction Of 40 per cent. and
over on al toys purchased before CbEist-
mas.
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sERYg AL AErxA



do yua thinh Capsaln AndeIsun
I'll Ioes is rilnatSnn On saoouns Of IA
asciaEni eanzsd b hiE EznninR he
Idaho inlo Ne 0lgmpian ~ oEhsz
|nizhtis aaksd . rarortsr. yesterday.
sddEeasinE nne ef ne bezf posied
steamboat msn On Pnesa 6oand.
Lose his poSi1innT Wei SHOULD
cay no1. uapenln AnHnrson a q carefni
nan 1nd Is % recuRniKed b. he COM
panys ard 4 has neser been the prac-
tle8 Of tha oamranv e d7aoharQa mas
SsFs for mis1aken of Ghat KIND. Seine
ysnra aRo when
CAPTAIN CHARLES orAnuzx
Was b oonmnnd q The slasmer ANNA
Stewart, ha left YeslafsB wharf. Bsattle.
IN dense fog and b nome mlsealnalA-
tion ran into the coal bankers az TIE
Seattle 18ai ard TfanapoEtafion Q7m
peny. Of tke foot Of Pike s1Esst, and
sore here tuothpIck OF olear M 20 the
piiot hguse. Captain Clancy did n0a
less his position b1t Bas promotsd soon
atteR With 90 Increase Of WaR<s, and has
been 9siiinG elp higher in the employ
ever sincs. Now taxa the naae Of
oAzxAEH xMuMAs wuncn.
Poor fsilos. he Is n0u dead. Whsn
ne Olympian frsI came 10 the Sound,
- uaa given command Of her "a q SAL
arg Of slB per monfh. She waa q
larger boat than be had ever rus. and
Re uaa little seared Of her, although
Be Ros along very ven. AZ that time
TIE company was trying 10 RIM her the
round trlp from faenma 20 Vinlarla Gad
return, six times q week, tina requiring
the captain 20 BE o. his feei fWanty-
three hours out Of the tuenty-four
Finally one evening. in coming into
the City dock, Captain Wilson made q
misoalonlstion and cot corner on the
OoeaD deck end warehouse, and tore
enc side out Of the Olympfanis upper
weEka Did he get discharged Not
maeh. IN tell yoa what be did Get,
Tor saw IL myself. A few days after
the accident ! vas talking With Cap
tain Wilson. he felt dFaadfnily bad
ovag the AFFAIR, and told me be fels IN
elined 20 8and In his resignation, OF at
least 10 pay tn damage ous Of bis own
pocket. he vas going on II this strain,
when Q messenReE boy ran ~ and
handed him Q message. Tue captain
oEAEuED AT nm srazAxunn,
And turned pale. Il vas from the
Portland ONCE Of the o. 4. & n. Com
pany. After looking IL over be handed
Is 70 me. A rear as can remember II
read es follows:
Captain Thos. Wilson, Master StsanE
eF OILS mpiaD, eeattlk: From this OATS
your salary will be $50 per month.
Rest assured Of cur entire contidsnoe In
you as navigator and q man.
.. b. 4. n. Co..
"What effect did this dispatch have
on the popular little manfv
10 vas q e0mplete surprise 10 him,
end be could hardly speak for some
minutes. That telegram lifted heavy
load from his heart, and he akayed By
the company and died II the harness.
The trouble u men are worked 10 death,
and thai is why accidents occur. Nov,
for instances on the day that abs Idaho
ran into the Olymplan Captain Auder-
son had been on his feet nineteen hours,
having made the round trip from Esat-
tie 70 Olympia and return lhas day on
SLOW boat like the Idaho. Hence, say,
that unless the company departs from
tt8 well established custom, instead Of
dischaFginR Captain ANDERSON Il will
give him an increase Of salary aud an
easier situstion." 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Dali On Fisher 4 Clark nfnhiteets, TOT
a modern building foE IL least possible
-. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Butterfly tides Ia endless variety,
satin curtains suitable for Christmas
gifts. Tokias q Singsrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Genllamen. buy your dry Roods where
the goods ere marked In plain figures.
One price. Chester OleaRy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

New faneg goods. 20 cases Of novel
ties iust IN. Cash psicea Cbestsr
Gear,
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MARRIAGR LToRYgRN.

six hosiery and kid gloves for CARTS
mas Qifla. TOkias q BtneeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

q,w.nsv C,hr.slsnna carsz. xisga q So.
sIe. faE 81, q GAs1tN = 90. - - = :
sn6 Mazson siIssiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Great holiday drives IN men'a cloihink
this week. See the line OF suits We are
Offering az H6, 81, SO and e12. Kline
4 Rosenberg, No. 20o Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Your orders viii be called for. give u
q trial. @ q. eTARRuP a Co., grocer
Third an SpFina. asl4
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8 prpminant nammlll man un the
s0znd. MS u1s On VIA 10 eoaifls
seskszdags Il sonsorsz1icn viii . ~
poster, aaids = uasies Ire R1sT-fn-
zMzzzaznuEa has hnd eouniAsrabEe 10
say Of Iafe abona Ne Rncfas Pins Lnm-
heF 0omp1ng ana he urnfsek - bald .
large MIL a. 0Eay'a HaxhaK, and / an
Rla1 ~ Il, for when he Eaeta sra known
Tbs psnple wiil see shat ~ are 6oinR %
beep P1zel Sound = khn ie1a IS & ium-
Der pRoduain2 section. There ere sDme
points IN TeRNFd % this matter that
hAEa newer be9n explained ID urfnt, nnd
I vii eel Tan What they are. In the
ans pl1oas &c yea kneB.
xAE RAcnzr RENB EDMnza ooazRANx
4 corporation oErnnEnsd undeF iha
laws q Oalifofnia for the puKpose Of
combining and unilfnR tie ssuuiIl
Interests 81 PuRst SQUAD undaR ons
hezd, and 30 pEevena tho mills fnora
eustinR one aun1hessB fhruatn IL the
maEka1n Of san EraneiBoo. RpeFy large
seuuniH On Pug Soand hes { rspse-
sentative On the board of dlreotosa, ana
ali tha lumber cut On PnQ9f Sound for
the San FFancigo0 market il handled By
She Pine Lnmbef Company. Tbs state
ment 10 this moluiDRa PcsE-fHxEEEr-
0zNuBR that ths Slmps0na, whs have
Nails at 0Kayaa HaFboxs have refused 10
join the association, ID truo, bue thai Il
nos the worst of IL AZ pEessnt they
have the largest mill On 6fagss HaxboE,
and Ret their ioeB at from one deEIar 70
4 dollar and halt per Thousand cheap
eF than the Puget Sound mills. For
instance, when We are paying lhe log
gsEs Of Puget sound 81 per fhsaaand
the Simpsons are o0ly paying $50 per
thousand for similar logs on Gray's
Hazb0r. WITH this advantage Ia their
favor they iamped into che San Fran
ciseo market and commenced eating
ard slasAlng prices at q great rate. We
Eaw thRt ths only aaiva1ion for ihe Pa
GEE Sound milis was 20 reduoa The price
Of logs on tie Sound o. raiaa The prics
90 Gfay's HaRboE. We organized q
company backed b.
I'M HElr.nroN DoELARg.
II necessary. TO buIld mill on 0rsy's
HarboE, for the purpose Of regulating
the prices Of logs there 10 make them
correspond With the prices paid on the
eound. We hage secured q 6ne mill
site, and IN the early spring viii build
q mill with q cutting capacity Of af least
20Q. 600 feet per day. When this mill n
c0mpleted We win iasne q notice 10 all
the loGeers Ia that section OF the coun-
try that We viii pay PUGET Sound psioeB
fer logs. and Of eouFEe when " do ttat
tbs market price IL hxed and thu MesEEs.
simpson win have 20 pay the same 90
we do, or shut down sheis mills, for iox-
GERS are human beings like The Eest OF us
and viii cell tier timber where they ctn
get the hiQheat price for ID. By this
means We viii place tbs Puget 6ourd
mills on az equal footing with any out
side e0neern, and not eat tbe logger
down In his price either. Az regards
tne Simpsons' attempts 10 get even by
ssnding tuRboat around 30 the Sound,
that's all moonshine. They are very
clever gentlemen. and quite wealthy,
b1s they have no money to throw TO the
birds. have no d0nbt the tug Wizard
Is coming. bus do not think the Simp-
sons have anything 70 DO With her"
-
Buy Ohristmas present for the FAM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Buy q Christmas present for the FAM
lily. A thing Of beauty is Joy forever.
II would be q pleasant reminder Of
Christmas. We have the only eomplete
line Of ailk umbrellas, gents neekwear,
stylish porlieKes and elk handkeFuhiefs
10 this city. Suitable for holiday gifts.
Tokias q Sineernan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

sinai ans. nIIks. A btg ioi Jas m
-.,.@si- nnaer xniua. We c4n sERe yoo
IA nsr sen6 Chester olsaEg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
NnrInR. aENTIRMEN.

Is cspas-sak handkssuhissA oees
a. flaaFv.
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e s gee. Sssss TSS e shS Soma e. s's s
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eASAplaN PAoGFac h. n. EXCURSIONS
PsrtSss cnlna Eazs wili save nona{ %
-sifine e II W. NcGEsE. en- MI
nrrei' is@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Cash W. credit. q. q. sxARxuP 4 o.,
groosss Third and spFine. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Real Estate IL the foundation OF all
wealth. II You wish wealth bay some
Maple Valley land Of O. Q. OALEzNs
Nro nos
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TOKLAS & SINCERMAN.
STOCK IMMENSE AND COMPLETE.


We have made extraordinary efforts to place on sale mOs
Attractive and Useful Goods at Lowest Possible Prices We
think we have succeeded and invite inspection and comparison
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
NIales---COntinued.

an TEAMS, S4.50 per day; 10 men for
~ Dakota, S1.75; % men for Galena
Ill, S1.T5; 10 men to handle lumber, 81. rs,
all free fare; 20 carpenters, rough work,
81 80; 90 street PAYERS; 80 shovelers, $1.75 !;
l baker; 20 stonemasons, 1925; office open
to-day 10 to =. $40 Wacouta ST. 142
% MEN for the Milwaukee railroad ;
~ S1.75 per day; station work, IA to Il
cents: free fare. Charles Cotton, 179 East
Third ST. 14l-43
C00.ROCK and tunnel men for Colorado,
SSOO S2.15 TO S3 per day; 200 laborers,
& to $3.50 per day; 100 station men, Is to
"A cents per yard, board 81, free fare; 100
laborers, Sl.75 per day, free fare; 80 car
penters for Dakota, $3.50 per day, building
depots free fare; 80 men, surfacing track
S1.75 per day,in Dakota, free fare; 10 dump
dressers for Dakota, S1.75 per day, board
81; 30 carpenters in city, $3.50 per day; 10
brieklayers 40 cents per hour; so lumber
pliers for Wisconsin; 100 laborers i'll city,
Sl.75 per day; 80 men for the Manitoba
railroad, free, fare; farm hands, $40 to S25
per month; dairy men, S25 per month !;
market gardeners $40 to SIS per month.
Apply TO White Il Co., 295 jackson ST., st.
Paul, or III Washington av., s.. Minneapolis.
LIP
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
PROPOSALS
FOR
Pig Lead and Lead Pipe !
OFFICE OF BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS,
ST. PAUL, May -, 1887.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the Board of Water Com
missioners of the City of st. Paul, until
10 o'clock a. M, June 6, 1887, for fur
nishing said Board the following Pig
Lead and Lead Pipe, viz:
Twenty tons of pig lead and % tons of
extra strong lead pipe, of which coils
are to be one-inch pipe, 3 coils one-half-
inch pipe, 5 coils one and one-half-inch
and balance five-eighths-inch.
The pig lead shall be of the best quail
ity of pure, soft lead. in every respect
suitable for filling water pipe joints.
The pipe and pig lead must be delivered
in st. Paul by June %.
Payments will be made within thirty
days from date of delivery.
Bids must be accompanied by bond
Or certified check for 20 per cent, of the
amount of the bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
JOHN CAULFIELD. Secretary.
1923
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
BOARDING OFFERED.

pOARD-Weekly board, 1928; 21-meal
ID ticket, $3.50; best food; best cooking;
select dining-roOms, 442 Wabasha ST. 142-43
-
POARDERS-At 246 Dunedine terrace,
ID West st. Paul. 141-142
pOARDERS-Six more boarders; good
~ board at $3.50 per week. 467 East
Fifth st. 137-I43
d DOM, breakfast and o'clock dinner in
LII private family to young gentleman:
central location. Y. L. H., Globe. 141-142
g IXTHST., 90, EAST-A few boardeIs
~ can be accommodated 1S5-144
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

% LOTS near Annapolis street station, on
~ motor line at West st. Paul, at auc-
ton. A. H. Nicolay will sell at auction, Sat
urday afternoon, June 4, 1887, at 3:15 p. m,
OR on the arrival of the 3 clock motor from
the foot of jackson ST., thirty very desirable
lots on high ground overlooking the entire
valley of the Mississippi river and surround
ing country, forming the most picturesque
and grandeSt view extending for miles; terms
liberal. For further particulars apply at the
Nicolay Real Estate Exchange. No. ZIG East
Fourth st. A. II. Nicolay, auctioneer. Our
Real Estate Auction Sale No. 1872. 142
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DYE WORKS.

nYEING-Ladiesb bring your fine laces and
~ lace curtains ostrich feathers to be
cleaned and dyed; the only expert feather
Divers and lace cleaners i'll the Twin Cities
MADRAS curtains cleaned and dyed) Hayes
IL Hayes 3O12 West Third ST., up stairs,
Room 6. 1l2-l4I
n T.. JAMESON 81 CO.'S Steam Dye
IL Works-Gents' clothing a specially,
412 Wabasha st. and IL West Sixth, st. Paul.
MINI. I3S